Category: Ask Yendor

FPAW2001 Videos

Thanks to the generosity of Doug Korns, the FPA has loaded 13 videos from the 2001 World Championships onto the FPA YouTube Channel. In the future, the FPA hopes to add more unpublished archival footage plus instructional pieces that help players of all levels enjoy freestyle.

Mixed Pairs Final

1. Mary Jorgenson/Dan Yarnell
2. Nikki Ross/Dave Murphy
3. Judy Robbins/Larry Imperiale

Women’s Final

1. Stacy McCarthy/Amy Schiller
2. Lisa Hunrichs-Silvey/Cindy Kruger
3. Deanna Ross/Nikki Ross

Open Pairs Final

1. Arthur Coddington/Dave Lewis
2. Larry Imperiale/Paul Kenny
3. Dave Murphy/Joel Rogers
4. Jake Gauthier/Matt Gauthier

Co-op Final

1. Arthur Coddington/Dave Lewis/Dave Schiller
2. Paul Kenny/Randy Silvey/Dan Yarnell
3. Larry Imperiale/Tom Leitner/Dave Murphy

German Championships 2009 – Cologne

German Championships 2009
June 6-7, 2009
Cologne, Germany

The third Disc Days Cologne where fantastic. Big thanks to Joerg Benner, Harry Skomroch und Sascha Scherzinger for this unique event.

Here are the results:

Open Pairs Finals

1. Jan Schreck/Anton Capellmann (47.90)
2. Boguslaw Bul/Carten Heim (42.6)
3. Heiko Vogt/Judith Haas (39.40)
4. Dominique Weiflenberger/Rainer Dörr (38.20)
5. Martin Stadler/Stefan Dünkel (37.80)
6. Waldi Wagner/Sascha Scherzinger (36.50)
7. Christian Lamred/Markus Götz (36.30)
8. Markus Hein/Kolja Hannemann (35.10)

Co-op Finals

1. Carsten Heim/Christian Lamred/Heiko Vogt (37.80)
2. Sascha Scherzinger/Anton Capellmann/Bo Bul (37.10)
3. Rainer Dörr/Dominique Weiflenberger/Judith Haas (36.70)
4. Martin Stadler/Stefan Dünkel/Mehrdad Hosseinian (35.10)
5. Markus Hein/Bianca Strunz/Woo Wunder (33.20)
6. Marc Pestotnik/Kolja Hannemann/Jan Schreck (32.60)
7. Ilka Simon/Waldi Wagner/Harald Skomroch (30.30)
8. Jochen Schleicher/Greg Marter/Tobias Gebert (22.00)

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2009 Paganello – Final Results




2009 Paganello
Rimini, Italy
April 12, 2009

Mixed Pairs Final

1. Judith Haas/Flo Hess (42.2 = 12.1 AI + 19.6 EX + 10.5 D) [video]
2. Eleonora Imazio/Fabio Sanna (39.8 = 11.2 AI + 17.0 EX + 11.6 D) [video]
3. Gloria Alessandrini/Randy Silvey (36.4 = 10.8 AI + 16.0 EX + 9.6 D) [video]
4. Martina Frosini/Matteo Gaddoni (31.8 = 8.8 AI + 14.2 EX + 8.8 D) [video]
5. Sara Cintura/Guglielmo Feis (17.6 = 3.8 AI + 8.4 EX + 5.4 D)

Open Pairs Final

1. Paul Kenny/Fabio Sanna (42.3 = 11.6 AI + 16.4 EX + 14.3 D) [video]
2. Claudio Cigna/Clay Collera (42.1 = 12.1 AI + 15.8 EX + 14.2 D) [video]
3. Balu Major/Gery Nemeth (40.4 = 10.5 AI + 17.0 EX + 12.9 D) [video]
4. Arthur Coddington/Randy Silvey (39.8 = 10.3 AI + 15.8 EX + 13.7 D) [video]
5. Matteo Gaddoni/Marco Prati (38.8 = 10.0 AI + 16.0 EX + 12.8 D)
6. Joakim Arvesk‰r/Reto Zimmerman (37.8 = 9.2 AI + 16.4 EX + 12.2 D) [video]
7. Flo Hess/Tom Leitner (37.5 = 6.9 AI + 17.2 EX + 13.4 D) [video]
8. Giovanni Coppo/Valerio Occorsio (37.0 = 9.1 AI + 15.6 EX + 12.3 D) [video]

Open Co-op Final

1. Joakim Arvesk‰r/Clay Collera/Reto Zimmerman (44.8 = 15.7 AI + 15.8 EX + 13.3 D) [video]
2. Claudio Cigna/Matteo Gaddoni/Fabio Sanna (44.6 = 14.5 AI + 17.1 EX + 13.0 D) [video]
3. Arthur Coddington/Giovanni Coppo/Valerio Occorsio (43.4 = 12.7 AI + 16.6 EX + 14.1 D) [video]
4. Manuel Cesari/Andrea Poli/Marco Prati (42.0 = 13.3 AI + 16.3 EX + 12.4 D) [video]
5. Paul Kenny/Balu Major/Gery Nemeth (40.2 = 13.7 AI + 13.0 EX + 13.5 D) [video]
6. Flo Hess/Tom Leitner/Doug Simon (scratch due to injury to Flo Hess) [video of Leitner/Simon/Silvey demo]

Paga 2007: To Compete Or Not To Compete?

I am going to Paganello for the first time ever after 10 years of watching it from afar and envying those who have been able to be there. I am really excited about Paga, but more so to see all my friends after almost a year away from Europe.

The first challenge was finding a way to travel to Paganello. After searching for months, I was able to find a good airfare. Once I figured that out, another question appeared: will I compete or just jam? Experiencing Paganello is one thing, but having the experience of competing in Paganello is legendary. Will I feel like I’m missing out by not competing?

The question is actually a bit trickier now because it is so late. There are only a few weeks until Paga, and most players have already teamed up. Usually I have been able to put together superteams of elite players, and that has spoiled me because superteams have a tendency to place well.

No superteam this year, but competing at Paganello with the rising European stars might be just as fun. I had a great time playing in Köln with Flo Hess.

And here is the quandary. In order to compete in Paga, I need to find a team soon, but part of my process for finding a team is finding a bond – jamming with someone, knowing them. For instance, Flo and I had jammed for a few weeks before Köln.

If I compete at Paga, I won’t have a chance to put together the magical Paga team, the team that can capture Paga’s spirit and shred (no matter what our level is). Maybe my team will have magic; maybe it won’t. It will be sort of a blind decision.

So, now I must decide what to do. Will I be happier just jamming, like I did in Berlin? It’s nice to not have to rehearse or warm-up or conserve energy. It’s nice to just watch the competition and take photos. Or will I be happier experiencing Paga through the lens of a competition team. It’s nice to share four minutes of performance.

So, Yendor, and the entire Shrednow community…what should I do? Should I jam or should I compete? Should I compete with you? Should I compete against you? Should I leave my nails at home and go sightseeing?

the size of floor

Can anyone tell me what the dimensions for the tournament floor are at paganello? I’ve heard it’s a strange compromise to the sand and that it is not large. How big is it really?

FPAW2006: Day 2 Starts With A Hard Rain

After an amazing first day, only one thing could cool off the supernova that is FPAW2006 – rain. There was lightning in the sky as the second half of the Pairs Prelims began. By the time the Prelim was over, a gentle rain had begun to fall. Hours later, the skies opened up and rain poured down throughout the night. It is now about 9:30am, and the rains have stopped. Today’s competition will probalby start indoors to give the main field time to dry. With some luck, the Pairs Semis could be outdoors this afternoon. The bad news? More rain is expected for tonight.

Still trying to get the complete results from yesterday.

I need to rim delay!

Can anyone tell me how to rim delay properly mine only last for a few seconds before slowing and turning around my finger. Any help would be much appreciated.

Turnover

Hello guys,

I really need some help learning the turnover.
I know it’s a very advanced trick but I need to be able to do that.
Is there anyone who can give me good advice.

I’m clock right handed

Marc

Ask Yendor: Keeping The Z’s For Yourself

Yendor,

I have a question for you. I have never seen you, but I have heard about you, so I am sure you exist. You may have an answer to my problem.

I was jamming today and came upon a quandry. The jam with Arthur Coddington and Pat Marron was going well. We were passing the disc frequently and setting up a nice flow within the rhythm of the jam. Then Pat threw me a throw with the most unbelievable zzz’s where upon I flipped out!! I lost all sense of connection to the jam and lost all self control. I thought “I must keep these ZZZ’s to myself!! No one else can have these zzz’s!”

A list of all of the moves I could possibly do went through my head all at once. I did a very long combo. When I ran out of the zzz’s I kept brushing and rolling, kicking and rolling. If it were not for running out of grass and field I would have kept going for a lot longer. When I turned around, Arthur was taking a nap and Pat was making a cell phone call.

How can I control my selfish craving to keep all of the zzz’s to myself.

Or am I a lost cause? Am I a bad person?

Your humble jammer,

Dave